Computer applications in social work

Abstract

This article describes a social worker's daily use of a computer in a private practice. The author focuses on clinical, administrative, research, and financial applications, and then describes the steps in the computerization of a practice. Current technology is emphasized and the strengths and weaknesses in psychiatric software are discussed. Specific computer programs and reference sources also are included.

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